• San Juan River - Located in Utah, the San Juan River is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, featuring towering mesas, sandstone cliffs, and deep canyons. It is a favored spot for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy activities such as rafting, kayaking, and fishing. The river meanders through secluded regions, including areas of the Navajo Nation, offering access to some of the state’s most stunning and remote locations, like the San Juan River Gorge.
• Butler Wash Archaeological Ruin - This site is renowned for its remarkably preserved cliff dwellings, ingeniously built into the canyon’s rock faces by the Ancestral Puebloans. They skillfully used the natural rock formations for protection and shelter. The Butler Wash Ruin showcases multi-room structures and other architectural remains, offering valuable insights into the lives of its former inhabitants. Visitors can explore the remnants of these buildings, which include stone walls and small alcoves that once served as living quarters.

• Transportation to and from the river
• Single or Tandem Kayak
• $10 River Permit
• Flotation devices and Paddles
• Dry bag for cameras, phones, etc
• Lunch

• Gratuities

Struggling to choose between a land-based tour or a river adventure? This combined tour offers the best of both worlds, blending two of our favorite excursions into one incredible day on the San Juan. Enjoy an 8-mile float while paddling your own kayak, or share a tandem with a loved one. Two short, easy hikes will lead you to one of North America’s largest rock art panels and a 1,000-year-old cliff dwelling. Unlike Mesa Verde and other National Parks, this is a wilderness expedition, often allowing us to enjoy these world-class sites in solitude. A delightful lunch will be served on the tranquil riverbanks, and the day will conclude with an adventurous 4×4 Hummer ride back to Bluff.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.